My daughter turns five

• Bio-Hazzzzard

  

  I can't believe how fast she is growing up. In honor of her birthday I am cooking her three favorite things.
  
  Pulled Pork rubbed and ready for the cooker
  
  
  
  The Cooker, the best purchase I've made in a long time.
  
  
  
  Black eye peas
  
  
  
  boiled peanuts
  
  
  
  I love cooking and I am very partial to BBQ and so is Jack, my husky
  
  
  
  Jack has a reputation for stealing food that has alot of time and effort put into it. What a great Sunday, celebrating my daughters b-day, slow smoked bbq with all the fixins', and Nascar!!
• Upper90

  I was terrified when I saw the last picture, and thought you were cooking the dog.
  
  haha, that's awesome man, good to see that you're enjoying every moment.
• pepperpot

  Have a great day and happy b-day to your little one.
• UA5straightin2008

  

  that meat looks so good!!!
  
  cool dog too
• gerb131

  

  My kid is 5 today as well. We just had his favorite pizza and there is none left. Happy birthday to yours as well.
• Bio-Hazzzzard

  

  UA5straightin2008 wrote: that meat looks so good!!!
  
  cool dog too

  After 12 hours on the cooker that meat will be good!!!
  
  Jack (the dog) is also refered to as Jackass, he still got some puppy in him.
• Swamp Fox

  Very nice post! Happy birthday to your daughter. We have a boxer named Cooper who steals his sister's food all the time. His sister is a Pug named Abby and Abby's mom keeps leaving dog food on the floor. My Boxer just waits until Abby is either done or walks away because she doesn't like the food, and Cooper scarfs it all down in a matter of seconds. My wife goes nuts every time. I keep telling her not to leave it on the floor but somehow it usually ends up my fault that Abby has her food stolen. It's just the way my wife rolls.
• UA5straightin2008

  

  Bio-Hazzzzard wrote:

  UA5straightin2008 wrote: that meat looks so good!!!
  
  cool dog too

  After 12 hours on the cooker that meat will be good!!!
  
  Jack (the dog) is also refered to as Jackass, he still got some puppy in him.

  LOL
• WebFire

  You're daughter has interesting taste buds for a 5 year old.
• GoChiefs

  

  UA5straightin2008 wrote: that meat looks so good!!

  Why do I get the feeling that thats not the first time you've ever said that?
• UA5straightin2008

  

  ^^stalker
• Bio-Hazzzzard

  

  WebFire wrote: You're daughter has interesting taste buds for a 5 year old.

  Yes she does, she loves ice cream cones with green olives in the bottom of the cone topped with the ice cream. On the other hand you have to fight with her with things we think are normal fare.
• se-alum

  

  I've never had Black Eyed Peas, what do they taste like? Anything like regular peas??
• BORIStheCrusher

  

  Upper90 wrote: I was terrified when I saw the last picture, and thought you were cooking the dog.

  Dog actually tastes really good.
• Bio-Hazzzzard

  

  se-alum wrote: I've never had Black Eyed Peas, what do they taste like? Anything like regular peas??

  Not at all like regular peas. They have the texture of baked beans and the flavor comes from the type of seasonings you put in them. They are very plain if you don't season them, but as all dried beans they are cheap and not difficult to bring out a good flavor when prepared correctly.
• RelsonGracieBJJ

  

  Happy birthday to your daughter
• Bio-Hazzzzard

  

  The finished product!!
  
  Pork butt
  
  
  
  Pulled
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  Good table fare
  
  
• iclfan2

  

  You gotta put some Chow-Chow on them black eyed peas. That's what they do to them in the south. I have never had them any other way. That pork butt looks very good.
• Bio-Hazzzzard

  

  iclfan2 wrote: You gotta put some Chow-Chow on them black eyed peas. That's what they do to them in the south. I have never had them any other way. That pork butt looks very good.

  I live in the south and never seen the chow -chow thing, but it sounds good though.
• THE4RINGZ

  

  My grandmother grew uo in west Texas. We put chow chow in nearly everything she made her own brand.
  
  As the father of three eleven year old girls...good luck.
• Bio-Hazzzzard

  

  THE4RINGZ wrote: My grandmother grew uo in west Texas. We put chow chow in nearly everything she made her own brand.
  
  As the father of three eleven year old girls...good luck.

  Wow, three of the same age? Hats off to ya Ringz, that is a tough, however well worth it.
• majorspark

  

  I think I will be smoking a butt next weekend. Looks good.
  
  Tell the little one happy birthday.
  
  My youngest is turning 13 this year. Time flies.
• majorspark

  

  THE4RINGZ wrote: As the father of three eleven year old girls...good luck.

  Good luck to you in a few years fending off those slimebag young men with only one thing on their mind. I have a 17yr old daughter. Expect to spend a lot of time clueing them in on the motives of teenage boys.
• Bio-Hazzzzard

  

  majorspark wrote: I think I will be smoking a butt next weekend. Looks good.
  
  Tell the little one happy birthday.
  
  My youngest is turning 13 this year. Time flies.

  Faster than one can think!!
• dwccrew

  

  Upper90 wrote: I was terrified when I saw the last picture, and thought you were cooking the dog.
  
  haha, that's awesome man, good to see that you're enjoying every moment.

  Dog is a fine meal.
  

  UA5straightin2008 wrote: that meat looks so good!!!
  
  

  That's what she said.